Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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XWALTER FERRARO An eight letter man via Football, 1, 'L 1 Baseball, Basketball, Walt is the athlete of our class. Among his other achievements are. Student Police, Mule. Operetta and Senior Play. ve, MADELEINE FITZER Musical Mady is a Lyres, an A ' ff Cappella Choir, and Chorus member. An artist, too, she worke on the Oracle art staff, and the Mule business ,j j 1 p ' 4 if -BE1QfIAM1N FLEISCHMAN Big Ben moved here in his sophomore year. An enthusiastic hotography fan he devoted much time to a Camera Clubj and plans to be- come a fashion photographer in the future. ,S , ,. ,IEFFRY FOERNSLER jeff, an ardent Basketball en- ', , f thusiast, has earned his letter in j.V. and in Varsity Bas- '5 ketball. A member of the Mule staff and the Chorus, he A plans to enter college. 7 .Ai , ,Ah BARBARA FRANKEL Barb was an extremely capable worker on the Oracle and the Mule staffs, as well as in J' Debate and Dramatics clubs. 'lhe president of B.B.G., 03 Barb enjoys her teaching. lvl at a lx ' 'Q DORIS FRANSON Doris has lent her notable voice to W x Lyres, A Cappella Choir, Chorus, and Operettas. The .X t Oracle art staff, the Mule, the Band, and the Color Guard were also on her list of activities. M STEPHEN EUHR Steve has channeled his interests mainly into Sports by earning his letters in Football and Wrestling. His favorite hobby is his automobile, and he plans to join the Navy. ANTHONY FUSCO Our all scholastic Football player and South Shore Wrestling champion has brought many honors to his school. He also wrote for the Mule staff and was in the Senior Play. BRENDA GAFFNEY Brenda, our baton champion, will be remembered for her brilliant Twirling at games and in Stairway to Stardomf' She also played Tennis, was a Cadette, and worked on Oracle and Mule. PHYLLIS GERSBACH Alvernefs Nig in ' e divas the presid nt of Lyres an flue le n ts,,. . Re C o epr ntati pianc , 'I cor 15 W f' ' f d 5 K , Y , , pia ist ' m 'riff us, .hoir Mr d Ki af Q M wp OMC, , J, l U W, I yy ' M9214 of rj 'Qffjfifif jf X5 if 'gilt ifelfM7M,! ,Via Wir Jw t I X

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qf I 1 tl' I A f 1 X ff X K 'ff X - cf ff f, 1 cf fi ' V' 'f Z' f- ly ' ,f MARTIN HELCESEN The science of electronics is Martin's greatest interest. His many activities include Chess Club, Debate Club, Library Council, and he was a valuable member of Visual Aids. . . ' , 'N ' ROBERFPA I-IENDERSQN l1obe1Lta's,lively Cheerleat- Q ' ing helped speed 'our team! to marly'victorieS.,She has al ft' worked' for Kthe Mule, lent her lovely voice to Lyres, V Chorus, Opere,ttas,'and entered Sports. . 1 .R 41 lf. 4 C - X , , - sf' , CAROL HQETTICH Music and spam of all types ke if . if Carol busy. She also worked on the Mule business if, J' and in the Home Economics Club. Carol plans to study ,jf elemerflary teaching at Hofstra College. . .-2? fl s 5 ANN HIMMELMAN Attractive Ann was a higwlyl valued worker on the literary and business staffs of the ' lNIule, a Red Cross representative, co-typing editor of the paper, and a rnember of the Chorus. Q-, It 'xi - si X- - , ,Y N X ,' Ns X XB! t f R o QS' 5 L95 , A 59 Q GS 'X Q. s xxhyx QQ lk gl YYRE O ' ular - y's li nor' 1n- X lu ule -e ' , r mciety pre dent, rls'i IQ- - repres nta e, ' rary ounci d C 'l y J and th mii ey ' ard. I I 5, 'db . A WILLI Nl HORN A motorcycle enthusiast, Willie was often found polishing his beloved machine.'He worked for Visual Aids and in the future plans to study Chemistry at Farmingdale Institute. , , 5 1 -M , , it I BARBARA HOWARD Her ardent interest gnflaaguagak will be the foundation for Barbara's career: we haQ,i:2li'n- ed many honor certificates and was theftyerbif able qoileircu- lation manager of the Mule. f f 1, ffflili INIARY ANN HUNTINGTON Active in Sports such , as Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, and Bowling, Mary- Anne also worked on the Mule and Oracle, Twirling, and was a valued member of Cadettes. SHELVA JACKSON Jeanne has played Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, and Badminton while at Malveme. A sincere and likable person, she enjoys singing in Choir and loves to dance. IVAN JACOBS We all hope our Buffalo Bill of the Senior Play will realize his ambition to become a doctor. He has been a busy fellow in Science Congress, N.l..S.S., and Student Police. Page 24 ,X A..